Tassiriki Ranch offers cosy cabin-style holiday accommodation in a quiet Tassiriki Ranch offers cosy cabin accommodation in a quiet coastal rural environment. Nestled amongst the cane fields on the North Coast of New South Wales at Empire Vale, Tassiriki Ranch is just 15 minutes from the town of Ballina. Tassiriki Ranch occupies 40 acres of grasslands just 800 metres from secluded South Ballina Be
ach which stretches from the Richmond River Nature Reserve, 38 kilometres, to Evans Head. Guests with their own horses are welcome to bring their horses on holiday and experience a beachside horse riding holiday. Situated just 75 minutes south of the Gold Coast and only a short drive from Bryon Bay, Tassiriki Ranch is the perfect holiday spot for horse enthusiasts living in South East Queensland and Northern New South Wales or even elsewhere looking for beach side holiday accommodation where you can take your own horse. Comfortable air-conditioned self-contained holiday cabins with facilities for your horse located just over the sand dunes from one of the best beaches in Australia where horse riding is permitted. Tassiriki Ranch offers a unique and economical farm stay and horse riding experience. Our facilities comprise two self-contained air-conditioned holiday cabins and a large all-weather entertaining and BBQ area. We invite you to experience the thrill of horse riding on the beach with friends, exploring the beautiful pristine beaches of South Ballina. The two cabins, each capable of sleeping four persons, cater perfectly to small groups of up to eight riders and their horses. And with just a short 15 minute ride through the cane fields and coastal bush reserve to our beautiful unspoiled backyard where you have full access to over 30 kilometres of beautiful pristine beach to explore and enjoy on your own. During the day a quick glance out the window is all it takes to confirm your horse is safe and happy. You are welcome to leave your horses at the ranch while you take time out from beach riding to explore the beautiful Northern Rivers and North Coast areas of New South Wales. PLEASE NOTE: Horses crossing the border from Queensland into New South Wales are required to be sprayed for cattle tick before crossing the border. Your Hosts: The O'Connor Family
